A Wichita guitar legend gets time in the studio
Musician and teacher Craig Owens has been around for years. Thanks to a former student, he now has a studio album to show for it.
July 07, 2026Reviews
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How Wichita's 'Passiflora Sorma' was reborn
The 2003 sculpture by Tim Berg, Chris Frank, and Ed Langston was an inexpensive project that initially lasted 15 years.
July 05, 2026
Photo and print traditions are the focus of 'Four Eyes 2 Visions' at the Deines Cultural Center
More than 100 print and photo works by Salina natives Shelly Beech and Mike Alexenko are on view through July 12 in Russell, Kansas.
June 27, 2026
In ‘My Name Was Baby: An Intersex Memoir,’ Chris M. Arnone embraces the in-between
The Kansas City author's memoir is the first release from Plainspoken Books, an imprint of University Press of Kansas.
June 25, 2026
A group show at WSU ShiftSpace spans the colors of the rainbow
Curated by Branden Lawless, "Color Bomb!" sets a playful tone for the summer at ShiftSpace.
June 21, 2026
In Music Theatre Wichita's 'Hello Dolly!' a matchmaking widow makes her own bid for happiness
The production is a 'postcard of an America that never existed,' but it's a delightful place to visit nonetheless.
June 18, 2026
Read reviews of 6 Doc Sunback Film Fest selections, all by Kansas filmmakers
The annual festival in Mulvane, Kansas, returns to the Pix Community Center this weekend.
June 17, 2026
Found footage horror film centers on a mysterious 1970s Hutchinson broadcast
Kansas filmmaker Nathan Light's "The Harvest Broadcast" will premiere at the Doc Sunback Film Festival this Friday, June 19.
June 17, 2026
Documentary about a Wichita performer with Down syndrome is a shot of pure joy
‘My Name is Annabel’ will stream on pbs.org beginning June 17.
June 16, 2026